Differences in Selected Long Jump Components According to the Results of Turkish Youth Boys
Işık Bayraktar, Murat Çilli
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Işık Bayraktar, Murat Çilli
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The purpose of this study was to determine differencesbetween the groups which have two different performance levels in the long jumpfor youth athletes. The technique of long jump consists from the run-up, jump,flight and landing stages. The each stage has been deeply investigated byanalysing various kinematic variables such as velocity, length, duration,angle, jump percentages in previous studies. The recent study has founddifferences between two different performance levels athletes according to thevelocity variables, take-off angle and percentage of the take-off distance.Considering the run-up speed of long jump is priority indicator of the jumpdistance, the athletic coaches should give more attention for the speed abilityof athlete when the processes of talent identification and selection in thelong jump event.
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The purpose of this study was to determine differencesbetween the groups which have two different performance levels in the long jumpfor youth athletes. The technique of long jump consists from the run-up, jump,flight and landing stages. The each stage has been deeply investigated byanalysing various kinematic variables such as velocity, length, duration,angle, jump percentages in previous studies. The recent study has founddifferences between two different performance levels athletes according to thevelocity variables, take-off angle and percentage of the take-off distance.Considering the run-up speed of long jump is priority indicator of the jumpdistance, the athletic coaches should give more attention for the speed abilityof athlete when the processes of talent identification and selection in thelong jump event.
Key concepts: Jump, Long jump, Kinematics, Athletes, Turkish, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics